The relationship between the heat flux density, thermal conductivity coefficient, surface temperature, and thickness of stainless steel heat exchange tubes is expressed by heat conduction theory as q=k × Δ T ÷ δ
Here is an explanation of the letters in the formula:
Q represents the heat flux density per unit area per unit time
K represents the thermal conductivity coefficient
Δ T represents the temperature difference between the inner and outer sides of the heat exchange tube
Delta represents the thickness of stainless steel heat exchange tubes